As I began to prepare for the opening of the schools in our area and calls for substitute teaching, I wondered, "Were teachers ever sick when I attended the one-room school?"
I don't recall having a substitute teacher nor school being called off because a teacher was absent. There probably weren't sick days and personal days written into the teachers' contracts. I have copies of a couple of my mom's contracts. They were simple documents and I don't remember mention of sick days. I'll have to pull them out of the file and see what they say.
Do you recall having substitute teachers when you attended one-room schools?
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Mary Emma's Learning Activities Blog
Although this isn't really about one-room schools, although it could interest current teachers and does relate to education, I've begun a blog, Mary Emma's Learning Activities, where I can share lesson plans and activities.
I've long wanted to do this...develop activities from the lessons I teach when I'm subbing, working with home schoolers, and conducting at young author workshops. After providing lessons to home schooling moms during a workshop, I decided it was time to get this going.
Since I've just begun my blog, there isn't much there yet. But keep checking. Also, let me know what might interest you.
I've long wanted to do this...develop activities from the lessons I teach when I'm subbing, working with home schoolers, and conducting at young author workshops. After providing lessons to home schooling moms during a workshop, I decided it was time to get this going.
Since I've just begun my blog, there isn't much there yet. But keep checking. Also, let me know what might interest you.
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